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WTO Rules
WTO Rules govern the trade rules set by the World Trade Organisation.
WTO rules require a country to impose the same set of tariffs on all trading partners (with exceptions for free trade agreements and schemes to help developing countries). This means the UK and EU would not be able to set punitive tariffs on each other’s imports.
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IB Economics - World Trade Organisation (WTO)
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China and the Global Economy: 20 Years on from Accession to the WTO
12th December 2021
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WTO appoints Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as new Director General
15th February 2021
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Import Protectionism - Main Arguments Against
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Import Protectionism - Main Arguments in Favour
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EU Customs Union Membership (Revision Essay Plan)
Practice Exam Questions
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Brexit
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Protectionism: Import Tariffs in the News
23rd January 2018
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Free Trade Agreements
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Krugman & Lagarde on Trade and Protectionism
27th September 2017